On Wednesday morning, 19-year-old Nikita Kering was in a celebratory mood after her song dubbed Ex surpassed 1 million views on YouTube.

Taking to her social media pages, Nikita thanked all her fans for the support they have been showing her revealing that there is more to come.

According to the musician, Ex is a journey. In a previous interview, she disclosed that it takes one through love, unacceptance, heartaches, healing at the same time.

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“It’s been a journey!! Thank you all for the support Cheers to many more.” said the artiste.

In her hit song, EX, the sassy songwriter and producer addresses relationship issues where she digs deep about breakups.

Nikita Kering. PHOTO/COURTESY

In her song, she is generally talking to a couple, who have failed to come into mutual love relationship because one of them is not ready for commitment.

Her fans praised her saying she invested a lot of the videography and more so her lyrical prowess is on another level.

This is Nikita’s first release this year having previously dropped the singles ‘Never Let You Go’ ‘Where You Been’ and ‘Better Than Ever.

Nikita Kering. PHOTO/COURTESY

While speaking at press after the release of her sizzling song, Nikita was asked what her motivation to write such deep songs was and she said;

“Every single person in my inner circle has been in that dark place, in a relationship, either once or more times, simply put a toxic relationship. Ex is a story within a song that we all can relate to and in my own version, I choose to put myself in their shoes, which I have walked,” Nikita said.

“Ex is about that person, who realizes that the road they’ve walked is a mistake, and still giving the bad decision a chance. In time they realize, the constant cycle is exhausting, and they choose themselves. Simply put, they choose peace of mind, they choose themselves.” She added.

Nikita Kering. PHOTO/COURTESY